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@liamcottle/sungrow-eyem4-exporter

v0.0.3

Published

A Prometheus exporter and Grafana dashboard for the Sungrow EyeM4 Dongle.

Downloads

10

Readme

Sungrow EyeM4 Exporter

A Prometheus exporter and Grafana dashboard for the Sungrow EyeM4 Dongle.

Screenshot of Sungrow EyeM4 Exporter's Grafana dashboard Screenshot of Sungrow EyeM4 Exporter's Grafana dashboard

How does it work?

The exporter uses @liamcottle/sungrow-eyem4-api to connect to the websocket running on the Sungrow EyeM4 dongle and then processes and serves the data in the expected format for Prometheus to scrape.

How to run it?

You can run the latest version of the exporter with npx, or you can download the package manually and run from source.

npx @liamcottle/sungrow-eyem4-exporter serve --ip 192.168.1.175 --listen-port 8080
Sungrow EyeM4 Exporter

  A Prometheus exporter for the Sungrow EyeM4 Dongle. 

Usage

  $ sungrow-eyem4-exporter <options> <command> 

Command List

  help    Print this usage guide.                     
  serve   Serves prometheus style metrics at /metrics 

Options

  --ip string            IP address of the dongle. (e.g: 192.168.1.175)         
  --timeout string       Timeout in milliseconds for querying the dongle. (e.g: 10000)                                                 
  --listen-port string   Port the exporter will listen on. (e.g: 8080)          

How to add to Prometheus?

You will need to add a scrape job to your prometheus.yml config file.

- job_name: sungrow_eyem4_exporter
  scrape_interval: 60s
  static_configs:
    - targets: ['1.2.3.4:8080']

NOTE: Make sure to replace 1.2.3.4 with the IP address of the server running the exporter and 8080 with the listen port you set with --listen-port.